PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WLNE) — The Rhode Island Mission of Mercy was held in Providence on Saturday.

The event is a partnership between the Rhode Island Oral Health Foundation, Delta Dental of Rhode Island, and Providence Community Health Centers.

It provided free oral health services including routine cleanings, X-rays, fillings, root canal treatments, and tooth extractions.

“[It’s usually] patients who can’t access treatment otherwise,” Dr. Jeffrey Dodge of Woonsocket said. “We allow them to function in society, to go to work, and not be burdened by that dental pain.”

Services were available on a first-come-first-serve basis, and lines started at 5:30 a.m.

The event continues Sunday at the Providence Community Health Centers Dental Clinic.

Welcome to the true land of covered bridges.  Listed by Wade Weathers and Meg Kauffman of LandVest, this is a WOW home in Stowe, Vermont, that works with the rolling meadows to create an iconic, literal covered bridge home. So New England, and proudly so.

It’s called Deerwood, and according to The Robb Report, it is a $17.5 million home built by Jim and Mary Connacher and inspired by the iconic covered bridges of New England.  It’s around 140 feet long by 20 feet wide on a private cul-de-sac overlooking northern Vermont.  The architect, Jim Strasman, made sure it fits harmoniously with the pastoral landscape. 

There’s a second four-bedroom home on this lush 240 acres of woodlands with five ponds, a tennis court, and abundant gardens with sculptures, bike trails, and even an apple orchard. 

In addition to the primary residence and wood-frame guest house, the property also features an equipment shed and workshop that has an extra apartment above it as well.  Being a covered bridge house, you’ll see in the photos that the linear fashion encased in glass with soaring 18.5-foot ceilings throughout is a stunning open-plan space with wooden decks and trusses running along the length of each side with modern yet rustic decor. The stunning space includes a floor-to-ceiling slate fireplace, kitchen, dining room, and living area, along with an enclosed sunroom. 

There’s also an office and library, plus an attached heated garage.  With such a unique home, the custom furniture from local Vermont craftspeople is included in the $17.5 million price tag.

Deerwood, affectionately called Bridge House by locals and guests alike, is almost 4,800 square feet with two bedrooms and three bathrooms.

A massive manhunt for the man accused of killing a young tech CEO in Baltimore is over after police announced his arrest late Wednesday night.

Jason Billingsley, 32, was reportedly arrested without incident at 11:10 p.m. Wednesday after authorities tracked him to the MARC Train Station of Laurel-Bowie Road in Bowie, Prince George’s County, Maryland, according to FOX 45 Baltimore.

Baltimore police did not immediately respond to Fox News Digital’s request for details on Billingsley’s arrest, but did share that a news conference on his apprehension will take place at 11 a.m. Thursday.

Billingsley is accused of killing Pava Marie LaPere, the 26-year-old CEO of EcoMap Technologies who recently received a Forbes 30 Under 30 award in the social impact category. She was found dead, with signs of blunt-force trauma, at an apartment complex in the 300 block of West Franklin Street in Baltimore at 11:34 a.m. Monday shortly after a missing persons report was filed on her behalf.

BALTIMORE POLICE WARN SUSPECT AT LARGE IN FEMALE CEO SLAYING WILL ‘KILL’ AND ‘RAPE’

Baltimore authorities announced Billingsley as the alleged suspect during a news conference on Tuesday, prompting an intense search for the convicted felon who “will do anything he can to cause harm,” according to Acting Police Commissioner Richard Worley.

Worley warned that Billingsley “will kill and he will rape,” and asked residents to stay aware of their surroundings.

WHO IS JASON BILLINGSLEY, ACCUSED OF KILLING BALTIMORE TECH CEO PAVA MARIE LAPERE?

Court records obtained by Fox News Digital revealed Billingsley has a criminal history dating back to 2009, when he was convicted of first-degree assault and violation of probation. Both carried a sentence of five and three years, respectively.

Jason Dean Billingsley, 32, is accused of murder in the death of Pava LaPere, 26, the founder of a Baltimore tech startup who was found dead shortly after being reported missing late Monday morning. (Baltimore Police Dept. via AP)

He was also sentenced to 30 years in prison on Feb. 4, 2015, after being convicted of a first-degree forcible sex offense, which he had been in custody for since July 11, 2013. He was released from prison in October 2022 after being given 16 years of suspended time and five years of parole.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott said Tuesday, “there’s no way in hell he should have been out on the street.”

Billingsley is facing multiple charges in LaPere’s death, including first-degree murder and assault.

He is also wanted in connection to a Sept. 19 attempted murder, arson and rape that occurred in the 800 block of Edmondson Avenue, according to Baltimore police.

Pava Marie LaPere in her profile photo on X, formerly known as Twitter. LaPere was found dead Monday with blunt force trauma in Baltimore. City police are seeking an ex-con named Jason Billingsley on murder charges. (Pava LaPere/X)

A potential motive, if any, has not yet been revealed, but Baltimore police said they don’t believe he had any sort of relationship with LaPere. 

Fox News Digital’s Adam Sabes contributed to this report.